DT Infrastructure bigger and better at this year's AusRAIL PLUS 2025
DT Infrastructure and Gamuda Australia as part of the Gamuda Group of Companies, are proud to be once again a Silver Partner and Exhibitor at AusRAIL PLUS 2025, the largest rail event in the Asia–Pacific.
Hosted by the Australasian Railway Association (ARA), AusRAIL PLUS 2025 will take place at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre from 26–28 November.
Our DT Infrastructure stand
You’ll find us at Stand #432, where you can meet and chat to our rail team, learn about our comprehensive rail service offering and experience some interactive demonstrations.
This year we have gone bigger and better with our largest exhibition and representation to date. Notably this year our stand includes a theatre-style set-up where an impressive line-up of DTI rail experts will present mini technical talks on a range of topics from greenfield construction to long-term maintenance contracts to effective community engagement.
From design, construction, testing and commissioning, operations and maintenance, we are showcasing our ability to provide integrated solutions that deliver long-term value for clients, communities, and the national transport network. Our comprehensive program of presentations means attendees can drop by at the scheduled time to learn more about a particular topic that’s relevant to them.
So be sure to come along and join the team as we celebrate our achievements in the rail sector.
This year, as part of your presence at our stand, you will be supporting our key partnerships with not-for-profit charity Wellness in Infrastructure and social enterprise Fruit2Work.
Meet our AusRAIL PLUS 2025 Speaker
Program Manager for Asset Management, David Khoo, will be presenting “From Data to Action: Lessons from implementing Intelligence Asset Platform on railway infrastructure.” David will share key insights from implementing digital condition monitoring for railway infrastructure in South-West Victoria. He will discuss a case study that addressed core challenges and leveraged existing digital data sources to enhance asset condition monitoring and improve maintenance efficiency.
Date: November 27
Time: 2:40pm
Location: Meeting Room 211
Hear from our rail experts
Throughout the conference, our experts, project leads, and rail industry specialists will share some of our current rail project updates, discuss case studies, and showcase our emerging technological innovations.
Come listen to these live, immersive talks through noise isolating headphones at our stand.
Day 1
DTI Plant showcase: Powering performance and efficiency
Lindsay Furness - National Plant Manager
Bob Smith – Superintendent OTM
Explore the power behind DTI’s plant and equipment portfolio. Our heavy plant solutions combine strength, precision, and smart technology to drive productivity, safety, and efficiency
Queensland Train Manufacturing Program (QTMP) project update
Established to meet the increasing demand for rail transport in southeast Queensland over the next 10 years, the Queensland Train Manufacturing Program will build 65 new six-car passenger trains at a purpose-built manufacturing facility at Torbanlea, in the Maryborough region. As part of the program, a new train maintenance and stabling facility will be constructed at Ormeau in the Gold Coast region, with DT Infrastructure managing its design and construction.
High Capacity Signalling update
Sonny Kaur – Senior Project Manager HCS
The High Capacity Signalling (HCS) Project is transforming Perth’s rail network with a new Automatic Train Control system that will boost capacity, reliability, and efficiency. Delivered by the HCS Alliance, including the Public Transport Authority, Alstom Transport Australia, and DT Infrastructure, the project spans 500km of track and introduces digital train control, in-cab signalling, and real-time passenger information upgrades. Hear how this city-shaping initiative is modernising operations and supporting the future of public transport in Western Australia.
Delivering station excellence through integrated design and operations
Nashwa Shahwan – Engineering Manager
DT Infrastructure has extensive experience delivering new stations and major upgrades nationwide, specialising in safe, efficient, and high-quality station delivery. Working across both brownfield and greenfield environments, our teams balance design with operational realities. Hear how we’re improving station delivery, value, and operational outcomes through innovative and assurance-based solutions.
Innovation through technology and digitalisation
Tony Joseph – Head of Digital Engineering, Project Systems & BIM, Gamuda
Discover how DTI and Gamuda are transforming construction through cutting-edge, tailored digital engineering solutions tailored to each project. We’re enhancing efficiency, quality, and cost-effectiveness by integrating innovation into every stage of delivery. Learn how DTI is driving progress through digital excellence and building smarter, faster, and more resilient infrastructure by building it twice: digitally first.
Connecting control, maintenance and insight: The TrackDNA advantage
DTI’s TrackDNA platform brings digital innovation to the rail industry with an integrated suite of tools for control, maintenance, analytics, and information management. Developed by DTI’s in-house Rail Systems Engineering team, TrackDNA enables real-time insights and smarter operations through products like InControl, InSupport, InDelve, InForm, and InField.
See how DTI is redefining performance and reliability through intelligent, data-driven rail solutions.
Day 2
METRONET case study
Graham Holden – Engineering Manager, NEWest Alliance
As part of the NEWest Alliance, DT Infrastructure successfully delivered two major METRONET projects – the Yanchep Rail Extension and the Thornlie-Cockburn Link. The Thornlie-Cockburn Link involved an extensive program of enabling works, effectively two to three major projects in itself, before passenger rail construction could begin.
The case study highlights how collaboration, agility, and technical expertise turned these complexities into successful project outcomes for Western Australia’s growing network.
Maintaining tracks in the Pilbara
Maintaining rail infrastructure in Western Australia’s Pilbara is no ordinary job. Amid searing heat, remote locations, and unpredictable weather, DTI’s teams take on some of the toughest conditions in the country. Hear from Pilbara Operations Manager Kate James on how her team’s resilience, ingenuity, and teamwork keep the tracks running through one of Australia’s harshest landscapes.
Maximising asset performance through smarter maintenance
Daniel Sujster – Senior Project Engineer
Discover how DTI’s in-house maintenance capability is helping organisations maximise asset performance and reliability. This session showcases our expertise in maintaining rail system assets including signalling, overhead, and track systems through tailored, end-to-end solutions that reduce downtime and optimise spend. Learn how advanced methodologies and digital tools can build a more resilient, future-ready maintenance strategy.
South Geelong to Waurn Ponds Duplication case study
Nashwa Shahwan – Engineering Delivery Manager
The South Geelong to Waurn Ponds Duplication Project went beyond duplicated tracks and upgraded stations, it was about improving lives and connections across the Geelong and Barwon region. Delivered by the Djilang Alliance, the project’s strong focus on sustainability, community, and collaboration has left a lasting legacy.
Join us to learn how this transformative project is setting new benchmarks for regional rail delivery.
Building better connections: The power of community in infrastructure delivery
Melanie Kwee, Community & Stakeholder Engagement Director, Gamuda Engineering Australia
Facilitating is Greg Rafferty, Head of Social Impact
Infrastructure is about more than concrete and steel – it’s about people. DT Infrastructure and Gamuda share how genuine collaboration, community insight, and client partnerships are driving better social outcomes on projects, turning engagement into meaningful impact.
Connecting control, maintenance and insight: The TrackDNA advantage
DTI’s TrackDNA platform brings digital innovation to the rail industry with an integrated suite of tools for control, maintenance, analytics, and information management. Developed by DTI’s in-house Rail Systems Engineering team, TrackDNA enables real-time insights and smarter operations through products like InControl, InSupport, InDelve, InForm, and InField.
See how DTI is redefining performance and reliability through intelligent, data-driven rail solutions.
Day 3
Lessons from implementing digital condition monitoring for rail infrastructure
By turning operational data into meaningful insights, the Rail Operator and Maintainer, in partnership with DT Infrastructure, revolutionised condition monitoring in Victoria. The project enhanced reliability, efficiency, and safety through integrated data, analytics, and proactive maintenance.
Learn how this approach sets a new standard for digital asset management in rail.
Connecting control, maintenance and insight: The TrackDNA advantage
DTI’s TrackDNA platform brings digital innovation to the rail industry with an integrated suite of tools for control, maintenance, analytics, and information management. Developed by DTI’s in-house Rail Systems Engineering team, TrackDNA enables real-time insights and smarter operations through products like InControl, InSupport, InDelve, InForm, and InField.
See how DTI is redefining performance and reliability through intelligent, data-driven rail solutions.
System integration: The key to project success
System integration is critical to rail project success. Bryan will share practical experience in applying structured integration processes and specialised tools that enable seamless coordination across complex rail environments. The discussion highlights how early collaboration, robust assurance, and disciplined interface management – supported by the right digital and analytical tools – drive better performance and project certainty.
How does Systems Engineering and Systems Assurance (SESA) help projects meet their requirements
Originating in defence and aerospace, Systems Engineering and Systems Assurance (SESA) can be challenging to apply within infrastructure delivery. Drawing on real project experience, Paul will share how DTI has adapted the SESA framework for rail to ensure technical requirements are met efficiently, while maintaining safety, quality, and project certainty.
DT Infrastructure cocktail function
Thank you to everyone who attended our cocktail function. It was a fantastic event, and we appreciated the opportunity to host you, connect, and share the work we’ve been doing.
